St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-01-23
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBUaEs.

Bank clearings yesterday amounted tt
1891, 913.74
The new Philharmonic chorus meets Mon
day evening.
The St. Vincent de Paul and the Fatbe,
Matthew societies meet to-day.
Rev. G. R. Merrill will address the Gospe1
meeting at the Comique this afternoon.
J. W. Tousley addresses the Eighth Ward
Reform club at Chestnut hall this afternoon
The Murphy club and the central W. c. T
q. hold a meeting at 220 Hennepin avenue
| this evening.
The fourteenth anniversary of Hose Com.
pany No. will be celebrated Monday bv a
| banquet at the house.
There was an unimportant meeting of the
principals of the various schools at the high
school building yesterday morning,
The Algonquin club last night discussed the
proposed legislative requests to be made by
Minneapolis, and will resume the discussion
some time next week.
Judge Lochren yesterday denied the motion
for change of venue TO Ran Soy county made
| by the GLOBE Publishing company in the suit
OF Pillsbury for alleged libel.
AT the Church of the Redeemer Rev. NJ. y.
shutter VIII preach morning and evening.
! Morning subject: stumbling Blocks Even
| ing subject; The Satanic Personality
Hose Company No. ], corner of Sixth ave-
| nue. south ana Third street, will celebrate its
nineteenth anniversary Jan. "a at the house.
All the Old members are invited to be pres
eut.
Samuel Leavitt, S. S. Bayless and Sidney
ocnruDer nied articles yesterday Incorporate
ing the Pleasant River Gold Mining company.
| with capital stock of 100000, in shares of
| $40 each.
Miss Marie Kraft, of the Hottheater at
Stuttgart, will play the part of Parthenia in
Ingomar at Hai mona hall tonight. She
Is most highly spoken Of, and the perform
| ance will doubtless be a finished one.
| The socialists will hold another meeting at
Robals hall, corner of Eighth avenue and
Fourth street south this afternoon ut 3
o'clock. Speakers: Fritz Gellerup, Prof.
Morey and G. Gunneson. Subject THE
Price of Labor
William Harris, known about the city as
ARKANSAS was arrested yesterday afternoon
ny court OTncer Burke Tor aSSaulting Henry
w ashlng, coiored man, il saloon corner of
! FIRST avenue south and Second street, with a
| chair and breaking his arm
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
| Louis w. Kiastrup anu Edith Pettibone, Mar
tin MartinsoE and Julia Larson, Alfred Olson
| and 11da Johnson, Jeremiah Chase and Liz
zie Fugle, Ole Anderson and Emma Stenke,
Charles F. Rogers and Annie A. Allen.
AT Gethsemane Episcopal church, corner
| OF Fourth avenue and Ninth street, Rev. A
X. Graves, rector. Holy communion at $50
g. m, morning prayer and sermon at IL a.
~, Sunday shool at p. M, popular service
Oh song and address at p. NJ, choral service
and sermon at 1880 p. IN.
At Western Avenue Methodist church at
| 1890 a. IN. Rev. David Tice will dis
| ouss the question, viz: ''Do the Scrip
| lures Teach Second Probation?' and at 80
| p. IN. 1.-The Door Was Shut" Notwithstand-
ing the continued Illness OF Rev. j. W. Mar
tin PASTOR the revival servi ce will continue
| during the week.
st. Paufs (EpisoopaD, Hennepin and
| Twelfth, Frank j. Miilspaugh, rector; holy
| communion, 10:I5 a. m; service with SER
mon, II a. m. and 1870 p. H.; Bible class and
| Sunday school, 2:30 D. N. The Mission pre-
paratory service on Friday at 1880 D. M The
| Mission choir will practice after the service.
S. B. Williams, Esq., corresponding secre
rary of the Youths National Home and Elm
ployment association, has called for board
meeting of its officers at O'Clock on Wednes-
| day afternoon next, at the rooms of the z NJ.
c. A. Col. Hogelund, the president of Lincoln
Neb., and Miss Jennie Smith, of Philadelphia
| will be in attendance.
| st. Mark S Episcopal church, Sixth street,
between Heunepn aud NicolIet avenes, Rev
I. B. ellis, D. D., SO Sixth street south, rec.
tor; morning service and sermon, 1880 a.
m; Sunday school, 1915 p. H.; the Bible
| class for young men meets in the right tram
sept at 1915 p. m. evening service and lee.
ture on the Temple and Wisdom of Solo
mon," 1880 p. IN.
Col. Alexander HQgeland, the newsboys
friend, and president Of the National Youths
Home and Employment association, will lee
ture al the Merriam Park Presbyterian
church at 1880 o'clock Tonight. Subject
The Poorest Boy and the Poorest Girl Ever
Saw" This is one Of Col HIGHLANDS best
subjects. Every boy and girl in that part OF
the city should attend.
The thirtieth anniversary of the East Side
Turner's was celebrated last evening at the
hall on the East side in the presence Of i
large audience. DR.. Hinch gave a glowing